Etat Libre d'Orange
Dangerous Complicity
unisex · Launched 2012
Where to buy
All 1 offers by size
| 100 ml | |
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| Ditano ProfumeriaDelivery: check at the shop · €1.50 per ml | €150.00 |
Scent profile
Share of people who describe it this way
How it wears
Share of votes by people who wear it: 122 votes, Parfica open fragrance database.
- Longevity
- moderate59% of votes
- Scent trail
- intimate52% of votes
- Season
- autumn31% of votes
- Time of day
- day59% of votes
All votes
Longevity · 59 votes
- very weak8%
- weak22%
- moderate59%
- long lasting3%
- eternal7%
Sillage · 64 votes
- intimate52%
- moderate34%
- strong9%
- enormous5%
Season · 122 votes
- winter20%
- spring25%
- summer24%
- autumn31%
Time of day · 69 votes
- day59%
- night41%
Sillage: how far the scent is noticed by people around you. Season and time of day allow several answers, so shares there are of all answers given.
Notes
Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.
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About Etat Libre d'Orange Dangerous Complicity
Perfumer: Violaine Collas
Dangerous Complicity is a warm floral-woody scent with a splash of rum and a tropical, slightly leathery undertone. Violaine Collas composed it for Etat Libre d'Orange in 2012, and it is worn by anyone. Floral is the word most people reach for, with woody close behind; spice, sweetness, green and leather are noticed by a minority. Rum and coconut set the tone, boozy and creamy, warmed by ginger and bay leaf. Jasmine, ylang-ylang and osmanthus make up the floral body, the osmanthus adding its apricot-suede softness. Leather, patchouli, sandalwood and cashmere wood give the dry-down a smooth, lightly smoky depth, with calamus adding a sweet, reedy green note.
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Dangerous Complicity is a warm floral-woody scent with a splash of rum and a tropical, slightly leathery undertone. Violaine Collas composed it for Etat Libre d'Orange in 2012, and it is worn by anyone. Floral is the word most people reach for, with woody close behind; spice, sweetness, green and leather are noticed by a minority. Rum and coconut set the tone, boozy and creamy, warmed by ginger and bay leaf. Jasmine, ylang-ylang and osmanthus make up the floral body, the osmanthus adding its apricot-suede softness. Leather, patchouli, sandalwood and cashmere wood give the dry-down a smooth, lightly smoky depth, with calamus adding a sweet, reedy green note.
Most wearers report moderate longevity, and projection is intimate for about half, moderate for a third. Autumn leads the season votes, with spring second, and daytime edges out night. It suits mild weather and close quarters, where its quieter, skin-close character can be appreciated.
Dangerous Complicity — unisex fragrance by Etat Libre d'Orange (released 2012). Notes: Bay Leaf, Calamus, Cashmere Wood, Cashmir wood, Chinese Osmanthus, Coconut, Egyptian Jasmine, Ginger, Jasmine, Leather, Lorenox, Osmanthus, Patchouli, Rum, Sandalwood, Ylang-Ylang. — Parfica open fragrance database
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8.2Quick answers
How much does Etat Libre d'Orange Dangerous Complicity cost in Italy?
From €150.00 for 100 ml at Ditano Profumeria. Price from one partner shop in Italy, checked daily, unchanged since 4 Nov 2026.
Which sizes are sold?
100 ml.
What does it smell like?
Mainly floral, woody, spicy and gourmand. Notes: bay leaf, calamus, cashmere wood, cashmir wood, chinese osmanthus, coconut.
Who makes it?
Etat Libre d'Orange (France). Launched in 2012. The perfumer is Violaine Collas. Marketed unisex.
How long does it last?
People rate its longevity as moderate and its sillage as intimate. Based on 59 wearers’ votes.
When to wear it?
Most people wear it in autumn and spring, mostly daytime.
How is it rated?
7.7 out of 10 from 250 votes on Parfica open fragrance database.
Where does this data come from?
The rating and the votes on longevity, sillage, season and time of day come from Parfica open fragrance database. Notes, accords, perfumers and release data come from the ScentGlade catalogue (shared with the Olfactory app) and its editors. Prices and stock come from the partner shops’ own product feeds and show the last update date.